Re: A Second Look: BTVS S6D6

> Meanwhile, Sadness Personified's mantra of "We didn't do anything" is not
> especially quotable, but it still infuriates me every time.  Looking
back
> on him with S7 (and AtS S5) in mind, I think the key is that Andrew is
the
> ultimate empty man.  He's so weak-willed that Warren was able to warp
him
> into a nasty villain, and after a crisis got through to him in

i think when sadness confronts jonath-n slash the first
thats a genuine statement of defiance
hes still a power groupie and still weak
but at least hes got a conscience and some small spark of morality
and swimmers ear

> Willow raising the temple is PF cool, even if the effigy of Proserpexa
> does look a bit like an illuminated lawn decoration from Satanic
> Christmas.  (And I'm not sure about the idea that an earthquake buried
> something at the *top* of a high bluff.  Maybe that goes to sup****t the
> theory that it wasn't a natural earthquake.)  However, while it looks

earthquakes dont bury things anyway
mudslides bury things

i just assumed it was wilkins

> each.  And the walking-into-the-sunny-garden part of the final montage
was
> a bit *too* happy, though it's balanced by the sadder parts of the
> montage.  But there are other parts of the ending where I like the

there are lot of people who would just like a few moments of too happy
the story isnt over - buffy still has to die again
but at least for a moment she can have peace

arf meow arf  -  everything thing i know i learned
from the collective unconscience of odd bodkins
nobody could do that much decoupage
without calling on the powers of darkness